kuzivaai

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I scanned 10 open-source AI apps for EU AI Act compliance – here's what I found(getregula.com)
1 points by kuzivaai 5mo ago|0 comments
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Regula – scans your code for EU AI Act risk indicators (Python CLI, MIT)(github.com)
2 points by kuzivaai 6mo ago|0 comments
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
The "where's the HA?" comments are missing that this was a single DO droplet before. The migration didn't reduce redundancy, it just moved the single point of failure from one provider to another for 1/6 the cost. T
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
Fitness for purpose beats fashionable architecture" — this matches something I've seen in automotive. Systems that would fail every modern review but have been running correctly for longer than most of the team has been alive. Loo
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
The point about hash tables using top bits instead of bottom bits is the kind of thing that feels obvious once someone says it and yet here we are. Genuine question: have you seen any real-world hash table implementations that actually do t
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
appreciate this!
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
"The agent can't skip steps" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. What happens when the plan itself is wrong? Curious whether the approval gate is genuinely blocking or if teams end up rubber-stamping to avoid being the b
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
The EUV lithography dependency is the one that worries me. MRI can reduce consumption 90%+ with zero-boiloff designs. Semiconductor fabs are moving in the opposite direction.. more helium per wafer as feature sizes shrink. That's not a
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
The "minimum supported Windows version" ratchet is underrated as a maintenance strategy. I've watched codebases drown in compatibility shims that nobody remembers why they exist. Curious how much of the driver size reduction
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by kuzivaai 6mo ago
Been there with M1 Air. I needed to change my keyboard but the build made it unbelievably challenging.